Central America tensions rise over Nicaraguan crisis
Costa Rica rejects U S invitation to recognize the Nicaraguan government as Diaz and his rival Juan Jose Estrada refuse mediation. U S and Brown staff urge peace, while troop movements and calls for arbitration mark a tense situation in Central America.
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Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report Sparks Price Rise
Oklahoma City on January 18 reports cattle sales with rain fed steers bringing 8.00 to 8.50, short fed cows at 6.00, and heifers at 8.00. Buyers sought both old and young stock as trade showed activity at the HOMA CITY market.
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WE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONG Invigorating Effect Promised
An advertisement touts WE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONG as restoring appetite and bringing color back to the face. It promises an awakening effect and renewed vigor for those feeling weak or listless.
Special Edition Praised by Local Advertisers
A letter from a veteran journalist lauds the News-Globe Special Edition dated January 1 1927 for its completeness and authenticity. The correspondent credits editors and mechanics, calling the edition a credit to publishers and worthy of merchants and contributors.
Livestock and commodities market snapshot across major U S exchanges
Hogs futures and cash bids show steady to strong demand in Chicago and St Louis markets with top hog prices around 12 dollars and packing sows near 10 to 11. Cattle and sheep listings vary regionally with mixed gains and steady calves and cows. Cotton, grains, butter and eggs, and poultry futures move on Liverpool demand, New York trading and weather expected in the cotton belt.
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Glandular tonic touted to restore energy and vitality
An ad claims worn-out health stems from weakened glands and promotes Glandogen tablets as a simple, doctor endorsed treatment. It urges readers to accept no substitutes and to contact Randal Drug Co at 422 Taylor St for supply.
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Legion Forces Expect Passage of Fight Bill
Amarillo Legion members anticipate the Texas boxing bill becoming law after promotion by Ten J. Dean and Maj. E A. Simpson. The bill would create a boxing commission, levy 10 percent of fight proceeds, limit bouts to ten rounds, and ban gambling. It cites enforcement concerns and cites Illinois legalization and a push in Oklahoma.
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Norris Trial Delayed by Defendant’s Illness
Norris court proceedings paused as the defendant, Norris, reportedly grows ill from smoke and damp air after a late night conference. Dayton Moses, Norris’ attorney, says the illness is not serious and the court plans to reconvene at 2 p.m. hoping the defendant can attend.
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Frank L. Anderson Farmer Dies in Wichita Falls
Frank L. Anderson aged 42, a farmer from south of Amarillo, died after a short illness in Wichita Falls. He is survived by his parents J. B. Anderson of Amarillo, a brother C. J. Anderson of Amarillo, and six sisters in Texas and Kansas. The body will arrive in Amarillo this afternoon for viewing at N. S. Griggs and Sons Funeral Home.
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Sixty Plead Guilty On Auto Tax Plate Vagaries
About sixty pleas of guilty were entered in justice court for driving with 1927 license plates. Officials warned operators they face arrest after December 21 for missing new plates, though January 15 was extended due to tax office congestion. The extra cash penalty does not take effect until February 1.
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80 Perish in 40 Below Temperatures in Russia
In Samara region and nearby districts, eighty people have frozen to death as temperatures linger at forty below zero. Eighteen more deaths are reported at Pugachev with many more in Volga river villages. The extreme cold has persisted for days, causing widespread cattle losses as well.
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Moody sworn in as Texas governor amid ceremony and cheers
The Texas inauguration featured Gov Dan Moody taking the oath at 12:40 with Chief Justice Cureton presiding. Lt Gov Barry Miller pledged support, ex-governors and dignitaries attended as the crowd filled the capitol, a mint dropped during the ceremony and the Simmons University band performed.
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Powder Blast Kills Birmingham Workers
In Birmingham Alabama J C Wright and U D Johnson workers were killed by an explosion in a dynamite mixing unit at Hercules Powder Company near the city. The loss is estimated at 25000 dollars. The cause remains unknown.
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Cribbing in U S Examination Charged
Washington January 18 cancellation of the state department foreign service examinations was ordered after officials found a departmental clerk had supplied advance proof sheets to unauthorized persons. The move aims to preserve exam integrity and prevent further leaks.
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Suffer No More with Pierce Remedies
Mrs. W H Eanes of Austin Texas praises Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for back pain lasting over twenty five years. She reports lasting benefit and recommends the remedy. The advertisement urges readers to get the prescription from their druggist in liquid or tablet form and to write Dr Pierce in Buffalo New York for free medical advice.
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Mad Empress Charlotte Sought Aid in Rome and Descent
Reports recount Charlotte's collapse during a tirade at Bonaparte and her swoon in Rome after a fruitless appeal for her husband Maximilian. She wandered streets, washed hands in a fountain, babbled incoherently, and was placed under restraint before being cared for by her brother Leopold I and Belgian royalty.
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Grace Named Superintendent of Katy Lines
Frank W. Grace is named general superintendent of the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad effective February 1. He will base at Denison Texas and oversee the Katy’s McAlester district with headquarters at Muskogee Oklahoma. Grace began in the railroad service more than twenty six years ago as a train caller at Muskogee and has held roles from station helper to yard master and trainmaster before becoming superintendent at Whelia Falls in 191? and later transferring to Muskogee.
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Damp and Cold Follow After Spring Day
After a day of springlike temperatures a cold wave moved in with a damp, cloudy dawn. A light mist suggested possible snow later, prompting overcoats and radiator care for motorists.
New Angles on Parking Regulations Issued by Police
Captain Luce of the motorized squad announced new traffic rules today. Drivers must stop at red lights before crossing pedestrians and curb street parking must end by midnight. Pedestrians should stay on the curb until the orange light turns red, and vehicles with damaged tags must report to the station.
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Boy, 9, Killed By Truck In Houston
In Houston a nine year old schoolboy was struck and killed by a truck in front of the old Southern Pacific depot on Tuesday. The driver, C B Thompson, testified the youth darted back and forth and he could not avoid the collision.
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Ladies Dress Pattern with Six Bust Sizes and Materials
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